It's interesting how trends come and go circularly. It's like we're constantly rediscovering things that were popular in the past and bringing them back into style. For example, colored accents wedding gowns were popular in the 2000s, went out of style for a while, and now they're back. The same goes for hairstyles, music genres, and even home decor. We can't help but repeat our history with a modern twist. It's a testament that some things are timeless and will always be appealing, no matter how much time passes.
Blue Willow by Anne Barge is working towards bringing back the trend of colorful attributes with Whitaker. The strapless A-line is gorgeous on its own, but the baby blue bow that highlights the waist adds the right touch to your special day.
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Watters is known for their floral designs that feature beautiful pops of color. Style 18202 is a gorgeous sweetheart neckline wedding gown with off-the-shoulder shrug sleeves and layers of skirt interest. What causes this wedding gown to stand out from the rest is the rose and leaf motifs that add soft pops of pink and green. While not the most traditional wedding gown, this dress is a colorful confidence booster.
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With pops of magenta and purple, Savin London’s Willa presents an exposed boding A-line bridal gown that is every ounce of luxury. The delicate florals add an eye-catching colored effect without taking away from the trendy silhouette and corset bodice effect. It also has puff sleeves; who doesn’t love a removable sleeve option?
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Adding a little color to your wedding gown is a perfect way to bring an extra level of uniqueness to your dream day. Make an appointment and visit Madeleine's Daughter to experience their colored collection and more.